Uploaded March 2023 | Updated September 2026, 41 minutes ago
Leon Edwards was the most underrated fighter on the UFC roster. He soundly outclassed high-ranked welterweights, put a lightning-fast 8-second knockout on his resume, and yet, the public mostly remembered the one-two he ate from Nate Diaz. Nevertheless, Edwards managed to rewrite history with a single high kick. It's time to recollect the Jamaican native's career path: a silent rise from street brawls to the UFC championship title.
Leon Edwards was the most underrated fighter on the UFC roster. He soundly outclassed high-ranked welterweights, put a lightning-fast 8-second knockout on his resume, and yet, the public mostly remembered the one-two he ate from Nate Diaz. Nevertheless, Edwards managed to rewrite history with a single high kick. It's time to recollect the Jamaican native's career path: a silent rise from street brawls to the UFC championship title.
